The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mr. S. P. Whitehead, of New York, is spend
ing few days in the city.
Miss Carrie Malott returned to school at New
burg, N r., on Tuesday night
Miss Esther Cummings has gone to Philadel-
phia to remain indefinitely.
County Clerk McClelland, of Hen tricks coun-
~, was in the city yesterday.
Misses Bette Wilson and Lillian brennan, Of
Danville, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Linda Gray will 60 to St Paul, Mimi.
next month to visit her sister, Mrs. James N.
Bearnes
Mrs. c. C. Hines has returned from the East
and is stopping with her son, Mr.. Fletcher Hines,
at Millersville.
Mr. Tom L. johnson, of Cleveland who has
been in the city the past few days, returned
home last night.
State Auditor Rice left last night for New AL.
bany, to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs
John Fagin, who died there Wednesday night
A. L. Heck. for over year a mail clerk serv-
ing upon the j., NJ. & l. road, has been removed
and B. Sheridan has been appointed his success
sor
Louis Vogt, q well-known musician Of this
city, has agreed to swing the baton for Georges
5. Knights orchestra, and will leave soon to ac-
company it to the Pacific coast
Miss Grettie Y. Holiday, who went from here
to Tabriz. Persia, as missionary, has been very
Ill with typhoid fever, at that place. but has, &C.
cording to letter of Dec. Z. improved some,
though her recovery is still matter of doubt.
SOCIETY.
The Fortnighty Literary Club met on Tues.
day afternoon with Miss Alice Baker There
was good attendance. An excellent paper was
read by Mrs. Kate H. Builard on the subject Of
the French Academy"
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion L. Goode celebrated their
pertaining party Of friends. to the number Of
fifty or more. Mr.. and Mrs. Goode we're remems
bered with numerous gifts of crystal, of which
so many beautiful articles are made.
Miss Florence Miller entertained large party
of friends very handsomely last evening at the
residence OF her father, Mr.. W. Fl. Fl. Miller, on
North Delaware street. The reception was from
till IL. The rooms were very tastefully arr
ranged and all appointments were exceedingly
pleasing Miss Miller is a debutante of last sea.
son, and a favorite in her large circle of &C.
quaintancea
Hotel Arrivals.
Denison House: l. Pearson and wife. Ko.
komo, j. Fl. Hodapp S. E. Carter, Seymour;
John G. Rogers, Memphis, Tenn; e. H. Peed.
New Castle;.S. S. Raridan, Cambridge City; NJ,
c. Nolen, Rushville; l. r. Wilt Munce; Henry
G. Starr. Charles Griffin, Richmond; George P.
Sohngen Hamilton; John E. HUMPHREYS, M
D. White, Charlottesville.
Bates House: F. F. Keith, P. w. Henry,
Terre Haute; A. F. Armstrong, Kokomo B. +.
Claypool, Connersville Charles V. Moffett. Edin.
ourg v. ID. Irwin, ID. W. Gerard, Crawfords-
vile: A z. Foster, Terre Haute; Amos T. Davis,
Anderson; James A. Webster. Warsaw; G. L.
Davis, Sullivan; Mahlon Bell, Lincoln. Ind; j.
s. Nave, g. E. Currshman, Attica; A. Keyes,
Xenia. Ind; A. Herr, S. Uppenheimer, Terra
Haute: w. A. Dolph, Charlottesville; j. B. Gait
shall, Warsaw.
Grand Hotel: A. R. Wood, Kokemo; A. J.
Howard. Jeffersonville; E. w. Brown, Columbia
City; |. H. Taylor. Washington; W. NJ Ans
den. Madison; George II. D. Gibson, Louisville;
NJ A. Sweeney, Jeffersonville George w. Jones.
Fort Wayne; Leon Selig and family, Union City;
| w. S. Shively, Martinsville; j. w. Stewart and
wife, MONTICELLO; W. D. Thornb bury, Nashville;
a. 0. Echsle, Auburn; j. NJ Fisher, Attlebore;
! Patrick Martin, Greencastle; j. B. Weaver, C.
b. Rhoads and wife, Goshen; c. E. j. McFarian,
Connersville G. A. Shafer, Syracuse; w. w.
| Stader, Columbus; Peter T. Luther, Thomas
McQuade Brazil N. Day, 7. N. Stucky, Moores-
ville E. M. Kemp. Dan Sayre. Wabash; J. O.
| Pedigo, Lebason W. w. Modlin, New Castle;
| S. Hersch, Terre Haute; NJ. II. Glllem, Rock
| vile.